Animal world
The mystery of the 'Amazon dog ghost' is first solved
One of the most mysterious animals of the Amazon jungle has finally been photographed, opening many research directions for them to scientists.
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Environment
200 million-year-old stone bridge formed from dinosaur era
Tucked away in a national forest, the natural stone bridge, dating from the dinosaurs, is estimated to be around 200 million years old.
Archeology
90 million years ago, West Antarctica was a vast rain forest
Scientists say most of the western part of Antarctica and large areas of East Antarctica were once rain forests.
Biology
Tropical forests are losing their ability to absorb carbon
The carbon sequestration capacity of pristine tropical forests in the world has decreased by about a third from 1990, the new study said.
New technology
Australia develops satellite to predict forest fires
Following the historic wildfire disaster, Australia said on March 4 that it was building a satellite capable of detecting flammable areas.
Biology
Despite living up to 80,000 years old, the largest and oldest creature in the world is still dying
This is one of the largest and oldest creatures in the world. It is located in Lake Fish National Forest Reserve in Utah, United States and is a poplar named Pando.
Biology
Discovered 2 new species of flies that eat mushrooms
Biologist Ian Strachan discovered two species of mushroom-eating flies that were first observed in England in a forest on the Scottish Highlands.
Biology
The strange banana species in the middle of Xuan Son forest is still alone, finishing and killing itself
Located at the end of the Hoang Lien Son mountain range, Xuan Son National Park - belonging to Tan Son district (Phu Tho province), is the only place in the country with…
Environment
Extreme heat waves threaten to trigger Australian fires again
An extreme heat wave swept across Australia on January 30 with a temperature of 45 degrees Celsius and increased the risk of wildfires.
Animal world
Why do we never see an elephant's body in the forest?
We often see elephants walking in large swarms in the forest but never saw the elephants' bodies when they died? Why so?
Environment
Why say natural resources are limited?
Natural resources mean the components of nature that are used by humans in certain forms to exploit and apply to life, necessary materials for society.
Archeology
Ancient canal system exposed after forest fire
Victoria's fire burned down the dense vegetation, revealing canals of the irrigation system that were older than the Egyptian pyramids.
Biology
Surprise with the 'dinosaurs' tree that caused Australia to sprout full protection
The tireless efforts of Australian firefighters to save the world's only natural forest are home to the rare Wollemi pine from devastating wildfires in the state of New…
Environment
Australia catches hail the size of a golf ball, reduces wildfire slightly
As expected, heavy hailstorms struck Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. On 19-1, on social networks, people of kangaroo shared photos of stones as big as golf balls pouring…
Space science
Why are many dead spots near a cannabis farm?
According to findings published in the journal Conservation of Biology and Biology, owls living in remote forests in Northern California are being poisoned from an uncer…